Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-14
LOCAL JoTS.

Silver, New York, 941f; lead, New York
S4.45.
A car load of fine horses from Canada AZ
rived here to-day.
The work of grading First South Stree
was ini he'd this morning
twenty seven tourists arrived by the @. p,
ais NOR Ling, and registered at the Walker
House.
Lewis P. Kelsey has some fine properties
for sale which he advertises in to-day's
DEMOCRAT.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanarer
bullion 5000; silver and lead ores, $14, lLO.
Total, $4,000.
J. S. York, the famous liberal speaker,
will lecture in the Walker Opera House to-
morrow evening.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. received the following:
Base bullion, 81 ,609; ore, $40, 700; fine bars,
$l0,5O0. Total, $22,S 800.
The furniture for the Chamber of Com
morce rooms is expected every day. The
carpet arrived yesterday.
The game between the Nationals and Sill
yer Grays to-day resulted in defeat for the
silver Grays. Score, 4 to 1.
George L. Odell, who was thrown from
his buggy several days ago, is now getting
around by the use of a cane.
Sells, Burton & Co. are pushing work on
their building to the utmost and they expect
10 have it completed next week.
Warren Chase, of Beaver, who was SEN
fenced on March 9th to one year in the Pen,
for committing grand larceny, was vester-
day pardoned by Governor West.
James Kelley, convicted recently of break
ing into the residence of Emeline b. Wells,
was to-day sentenced to two years imprison-
Inent In the Penitentiary by Judge Zane.
Broncho Jack and Kitty B. have been
matched to go to harness to rule, heats
three in five, on Thursday the 18th inst, at
side.
TIE exhibition of etchings at Rivers
Bros. will close to-day. Lovers of the fine
art should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to see and purchase some beautiful
pictures.
The six Eureka lynchers, recently found
guilty of murder in the second degree were
taken to Provo to-day by Deputy Wander
cook, where they will be sentenced by Judge
Henderson.
The song service in connection with the
regular morning worship at the Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow, will be conducted
by the Hempyille and Vine concert and
convention company.
Henry Hooten, the well-known machinist,
has just invented a novel stamp in the form
Of a roller. 1t can be used for marking any,
thing, from tough leather to a tender, un-
baked cracker. The idea is entirely orig
lnal and the scheme works to perfection.
Judge Zane to-day admitted the following
men to citizenship: Charles j. Ayllensvan,
Joseph NJ. Thompson, Thomas A. Horne,
Nlederer, Rasmus Jensen, Charles G. John
son and Christian M. Sorenson.
The baseball game to be played on WASH
ington Square to-day, between the Nationals
of this city, and the Silver Grays of Cotton
wood, is creating considerable excitement.
Many are anxious to bet on both sides, and
considerable money will change hands on
the result.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery at I56 Z. S. TENT lie
street, on Monday, May 10th, at p. m. A
full attendance is desired in order to trans-
act very important business. L. H. Kim
ball, Secretary.
A good elder of the Mormon Church said
II The DEMOCRAT Office yesterday that at
would De mercy to some men to cut their
throat that they might receive some degree
of salvation" Yet there is no such o
doctrine as blood attomement taught in this
holy Church.
The many friends of the late William
9oley. will learn with deep sense of sor-
row of his death on Wednesday the 18th |
Inst. Deceased made his home with the |
Sisters for the past ten years, during which |
fine he proved himself an exemplary man
and one who spared no pains in discharging
ms duties faithfully and honorably. He
leaves host of friends in the city and all
over the Coast who in one common breath |
say, May he rest in peace"
The testimony given in the trial of the
Dean case at Ogden was rich, rare and racy.
The defendant made no bones about ad-
uniting that he held down a seat as men,
Der of the Big Council of this city for nearly
two years after he had become polygamist !
the Edmunds law to the contrary notwith- (
standing. He also stated that he didn't !
know but what he had voted time or two |
after having taken TO his bosom his second |
affinity. Brother Deans admissions on that |
trial ought to furnish material for CON-
slderation of the Grand Jury of the Dis |
trict.